I welcome back to the personality hacker podcast. My name is Joel Mark Witt and I'm Antonio Dodge. We are rolling along in a short series

We're an episode number two out of a four-part series talking about

The analytic or holistic energies of the Jungian cognitive functions

Wait, isn't that sound technical and hard to understand if you're uninitiated. What do we mean by that?

It's a mouthful. Yeah, there's so in personality types the Myers-Briggs system particularly

Our four-layer code like for example my type reference is ENFP

That's just a decoder ring to talk about the mental wiring of my mind. How I learn information how I make decisions

It's the end of it right like that's really what it shows me and

Those processes I use are technically called cognitive functions the way that I learn information make decisions

And there's some qualitative nature to this that we're talking about on this episode and this series and

We're continuing along last week. We talked about the sensing cognitive functions

These are the functions preferred by SPs in the Myers-Briggs system or SJs in the Myers-Briggs system both

extroverted sensing we've nicknamed it sensation or introverted sensing we've nicknamed it memory

We unpacked those functions and talked about the analytic or

holistic expression of each of those last week on the show

This week what's our turn toward intuition and Tonya?

That's right talk a little about the nuance of of these cognitive functions, right? And I do want to piggyback

On what you just said they are the functions preferred by SP and SJ types last week's word

Yes

extroverted sensing sensation introverted sensing remembery

But all of us use them that's right and that's a premise of this series. That's right. So

there is a

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